Tag: technology

Rising Demand for Chinese Synthetic Diamonds Fuels AI Chip Industry Growth

Chinese lab-grown synthetic diamonds are becoming essential in advanced chip manufacturing amid a surge in AI technology demand.

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The Legal Disputes Behind the High-Profile Tech Rivalry

A look into the contentious legal battles revealing the realities behind celebrated tech visionaries’ public images.

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Ippon Introduces Na+ Frosty 850 UPS Featuring Sodium-Ion Battery Technology

The Ippon Na+ Frosty 850 UPS utilizes sodium-ion batteries, offering improved energy density, longevity, and faster charging for home and office use.

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Blue Origin Aims to Resume New Glenn Flights Within Six Months Despite Skepticism

Blue Origin plans to restart New Glenn rocket flights in six months, a timeline met with doubt amid industry expectations for a 2028 return.

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Analysts Warn of DRAM Price Surge Amid Rising AI Memory Demands

Ongoing AI-driven memory shortages push DRAM prices to nearly double, with forecasts suggesting another 50% increase soon.

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Thermal Grizzly Unveils First PC Fans Focused on Engineering Excellence

Thermal Grizzly enters the PC cooling market with DeltaMate Purrformante fans, showcasing a design prioritizing performance and engineering.

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Rising AI Demand Drives Over 10% Price Increase in Laptops and PCs

Increased demand from the AI sector has pushed memory chip prices up, causing laptop and PC costs to climb more than 10%.

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MaxSun Unveils Radeon RX 580 with Six HDMI Ports at Computex 2026

MaxSun showcases a unique Radeon RX 580 variant featuring six full-size HDMI outputs capable of 4K30 video during Computex 2026.

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AMD Revamps Ryzen 7 5800X3D Ahead of Market Reintroduction

AMD is bringing back the Ryzen 7 5800X3D with a redesigned version, marking its return to the Socket AM4 platform.

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iPhones May Lose 5G Connectivity in Russia Due to Unique Frequency Bands

Apple iPhones in Russia could face 5G network compatibility issues because the country uses unconventional frequency bands.

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D-Wave Shifts Focus to Universal Gate-Based Quantum Computers Aiming for 2032 Breakthrough

D-Wave pivots to building universal gate-based quantum computers by 2032, challenging leaders like Google and IBM with its extensive quantum annealing expertise.

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SoftBank Surpasses Toyota as Japan’s Most Valuable Company Amid AI Boom

SoftBank has overtaken Toyota as Japan’s most valuable company, driven by rapid growth in AI investments amid shifts in the automotive market.

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